Od "lingua nativa" do "lingua fracta": kulturowe wymiary dyskursu w analizie lingwistycznej
From lingua nativa to lingua fracta: the cultural dimensions of discourse in linguistic analysis

Summary/Abstract: The article contains a suggestion to frame a shift towards the cultural dimension of discourse in its linguistic analysis through the notion of lingua nativa – lingua materna – lingua fracta. In this approach, the gradual dispersion of the idea of language as a natural phenomenon is emphasized in three aspects: the common language referring to the “world of things” and everyday experiences; the first/native language, which “runs in the blood”; and the spoken language in non-mediated interpersonal communication.

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